The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1887-04-22


at Savage d Emerson's.
The Bulletin has On hand a lot of
bank me rtgages and other blanks
for sale cheap. Call and get a sup
ply.
Mrs. W. @. Morris, an experienced
teacher IN music would like few
pupils to call at residence. Tuition
four dollars per month, 3 lessons per
week satisfaction guaranteed.
Don't fail to report the news In your
reighborhood. The Bulletin is the
best weekly in the state, and to keep
up IT'S good reputation it must know
the news.
Mis- Willie Boyd, of Grand juno
ton, is visiting her aunt Ms. j. M.
Mask.
The very best styles of Job Work
done at this Office at lowest prices.
Give us } our orders.
We have just received a large lot
of Writing Paper, Envelopes, Pens,
Inks, Pencils, SC, g., which we
will sell cheaper than any house in
Bolivar. Try US.
Savage & Emerson.
Mrs. H5use, Of FraukIin, is visit
ing her sister Mrs. H. w. Tate.
If our Wheeler friends in the
county desire space for the pubhca-
lion Of matter relating to the well
fare of their order, send 1t in. We
gladly tender you reasonable space
Miss Mag West has returned home
after a pleasant visit of several
weeks at Memphis.
The Bulletin blazes this week with
fresh terse news. Twenty subscribers
have poured their filthy lucre into
its Golfers. Now, Is the time for
merchants and business men to adj
vertise. The public patronized only
those who make living efforts to Sc
cure their patronage. This Is human
nature. We do not wish to make
business deals with dead men.
Mrs. Corrie Crawford, who has
been visiting friends at Memphis
has returned home.
Hon, Francis Fentress of Bolivar
delivered a ringing speech to the
teachers at Toupe last Saturday.
Que esteemed friend cries aloud for
State and Federal AID to Education
Are you not calling for too much,
Francisf Wouldn't good chunk
OF State aid be sufficient
Marble players and match-shooters
say, "a miss is as good as a mile. -
But who ever heard of n sane man
huggiug a mile as rapturously as he
would a mss"
A communication has Seen re-
ceived from Pine Top stating that
there is still a sufficient amount of
oil in the grease mines at the head
OF Greasy Creek to lubricate the
machinery OF the Midland Rmlrcad
for half century. The owner OF
the lands, Mr.. H., proposes to donate
these mines to the Midland Company
This is enterprise, and will consider
ably augment the stror g reaso S
why the Midland should pass through
Bolivar and Pine Top.
The farmers Of this county can not
be surpassed for thrift and industry
As we travel over the county, we
find abundant evidences If an in.
dustrial change. Wire and plank
fences, opened bitches, fertilizeo
coil, growing grasses. heards Of i'm
proved stock, labor saving tools
comfortable residences, and COED
barns clearly Indicate that cur peo-
pie are up and doing. The corn and
cotton crop Is virtually planted.
Some of our pushing farmers have
given their young corn werk ing
Intelligence, economy, and industry
viii make any people great, this Out
people have One thing, friends
we need to hep us on, The Midland
Railroad.
Ply sicians prescribe ayers Sarsaprill
in clces OF scrorula, aud ia every form o
chronic iseasc, because this medicine ]
safer 10 take, ana is more highly eoncen
fr.,tad than amy ether urs neration.